Fear of school shootings has turned school security into a booming industry. The market for school security equipment reached $2.7 billion in 2017, before the 2018 shooting in Parkland.
In Tennessee, a proposed law would let public school teachers refuse to call transgender students by the pronouns they use for themselves.
Schools across the country are facing a wave of violent threats in the weeks following the devastating shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas.
Juneteenth is now a federal holiday, after President Biden signed legislation that recognizes June 19 as the day that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States.
On May 24, 2022, New York's governor signed the Adult Survivors Act (the ASA) into law. The ASA will revive sexual abuse claims that have expired under the applicable statute of limitations period.
The Act is meant to protect online users’ rights, filter illegal and harmful content and create new transparency for platform practices.
In the aftermath of a terrifying elementary school shooting by a gunman in Uvalde, Texas on Tuesday who killed 19 children and two teachers, parents and teachers can struggle to explain it to their children.
Millions of children had their online behaviors and personal information tracked by the apps and websites they used for school during the pandemic.
When employees freely share knowledge and information with each other, experts agree that it builds competence and rapport, encourages collaboration and teamwork, and improves outcomes for the entire organization.
Young adults today need more time, education and work experience to secure what’s considered a “good job” than previous generations did, according to a pair of new reports from the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce.
A new survey by technology consulting firm Gartner shows that just 30% of CFOs and CIOs said they have a “collegial” and “business-centric” CFO-CIO partnership.
Though school "slander pages," which spread school gossip online, pre-date the COVID-19 pandemic, the pandemic lockdown may have increased their popularity and influence.
The need for sufficient reserves has become increasingly apparent during the pandemic, and nonprofits may want to reexamine their reserve policies. At the same time, new challenges have emerged: rampant inflation and a potentially slowing economy.
Companies will get long-awaited rules for accounting for the stashes of Bitcoin and other digital assets they hold on their balance sheets, U.S. accounting rule-makers said last week.
Schools face unique issues when coordinating leaves of absence for teaching staff. The DOL provides guidance on how to interpret FMLA.
Lincoln College, a 150-year old school in central Illinois, is closing its doors after a severe ransomware attack in December that took months to remedy.
HSA contribution limits for 2023 are going up significantly in response to the recent inflation surge, the IRS announced April 29.
A new expose of the student digital surveillance application Gaggle suggests that its employees, who monitor students' digital content, are untrained and underpaid.
This week, businesses are showing teachers with a little love – in the form of store discounts and food freebies. Staples, Office Depot, Dollar Tree and Xfinity are some participating brands.
Harvard University is dedicating $100 million to create a fund to research and redress its "extensive entanglements with slavery," university President Lawrence Bacow said earlier this week.
